Spektor Dental

Practice Information
1545 116th Ave. NE, Ste. 100, Bellevue, Washington
This practice is not currently accepting consultations on RealSelf.

Doctors & Other Staff Members

Wendy S. Spektor, DDS
Dentist
5.0
Molly McIntosh, DDS
Dentist
Kimberly (Kim) Sorren, DMD
Dentist

No Spektor Dental Reviews

Clear filters

120 Answers

Porcelain Veneers
Q Composite Vs. Porcelain Veneers, What's the Difference?
A The answers are done very clearly below. However-Find an experienced Cosmetic Dentist to evaluate what you really need. For instance, sometimes bonding is better, sometimes it just won’t work. A lot depends on the skills of your dentist! Keep smiling!
Answered by Dr. SpektorJuly 2, 2020
Porcelain Veneers
Q Can porcelain veneers help with my gap? I have an open bite, but truthfully I’m most concerned with closing my front gap (Photo)
A

Unfortunately you will always have space.   You need to have braces with oral therapy.   You can do it-Go see a orthodontist to talk!!

Answered by Dr. SpektorJuly 2, 2020
Porcelain Veneers
Q Would I be able to get veneers without orthodontic work? (Photo)
A

You really need braces.   if you don’t like Invisalign get the real bonded braces and get things done as fast as you can.   you will be happy to align your teeth so you can keep them clean and  keep them healthy for the future.

Answered by Dr. SpektorJune 17, 2020
Teeth Whitening
Q What should I do about my discolored front teeth? (photos)
A First, go to an Endodontist and make sure both front teeth are healthy .

Then look into Kor Deep Bleaching.  The process will whiten all of your teeth.  If that's all you need to do then you are done.  

If if your front teeth are still dark, you may be able to do Internal Whitening if your nerve is calcified because of the trauma.  A cosmetic dentist will know that.

The last resort can be 2 veneers which are like thin fake finger nails glued on to your front teeth.

You are not too vain and these solutions are permanent solutions!  Wishing you much success finding help!
Answered by Dr. SpektorNovember 26, 2015
Porcelain Veneers
Q I have not been able to smile comfortably for 15 years - can you please help? (Photo)
A You need the help of a 'Cosmetic Dentist' who can evaluate your smile.  You can get the front 2 veneers reshaped and maybe do some Invisalign to correct the lower front crowding, as well as get the top spacing corrected first.  You have successfully had the veneers for 15 years and that may have been the best they could do.  Now we have other tools is our tool box to fix your smile.  You may need other procedures like  gum re-contouring as well as new veneers.

Talk to friends and look for a Cosmetic Dentist and/or a orthodontist to get an idea of who you should see-  Do your research.  You can do this!


Answered by Dr. SpektorSeptember 29, 2015

Our mission is to create a world where every investment in modern beauty is Worth It.